COVA, Understanding Collagen Volume Injection Treatment

Filler treatments involve injecting

a gel-like substance under the skin to add volume, but

 COVA helps regenerate the skin and stimulates collagen production to induce natural volume.

Over time, volume can gradually form within the skin.

Rarely, filler injections may result in lumps or unwanted migration.

In contrast, COVA is naturally absorbed within the skin tissue and is relatively evenly distributed, which can alleviate these concerns.

COVA primarily uses PDO (Polydioxanone), a component that gradually breaks down and is absorbed by the body.

In the case of filler treatments, especially around the eyes or mouth, where 

the skin is particularly thin, 

there can sometimes be a concern that the treated area may appear prominent or overly corrected.

 In comparison, COVA treatment can provide more natural results and can be considered for delicate, thin-skinned areas.

For certain rare but possible side effects in filler treatments, such as vascular occlusion or embolism, there are relatively fewer reported cases with COVA treatments.

Therefore, it can be considered if safety is a significant factor in your treatment choice.

COVA possesses distinct characteristics that differentiate it from JUVÉLOOK Volume or other types of collagen injection treatments.

This treatment simultaneously provides physical support, which can lead to relatively faster volume improvement.